The Suffolk property, asking £19 million, includes a main house that dates to around 1560
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Burton Agnes Hall in Yorkshire, built in 1603, was lovingly refurbished by its “warm new owners”
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Reddish House, in the Wiltshire countryside, was bought by Beaton for £10,000 in the 1940s
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Sandringham House is a country retreat located in the village of Sandringham in Norfolk, England. It is one of the private residences of the British royal family and has been the private home of four generations of British monarchs since 1862. - #historicpreservation #georgianarchitecture #georgianhouse #statelyhome #classicalarchitecture #england #historicbuildings #historicbuilding #britishhouse #englishstyle #englisharchitecture #perfecthomesofinstagram #visitengland #englishhome…
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The historic St. Catherine’s Court property near the city of Bath features historic craftsmanship galore and numerous celebrity ties.
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Download 'Elegant Historical Estate' - Lush greenery surrounds an ornate fountain leading up to a beautiful historical estate with manicured gardens. - Get this free stock photo and more high-quality images on StockCake. No attribution required.
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Download 'Elegant Country Estate' - A majestic, luxurious country estate surrounded by lush gardens in a serene, beautifully manicured park-like setting. - Get this free stock photo and more high-quality images on StockCake. No attribution required.
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The perfect home for a horse lover who also wants to be close to a city. A more than 100 acre equestrian estate just 9 miles north of central London has hit the market with a guide price of £20 million (US$25.42 million) or more.
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The perfect home if you REALLY love your commute. A 77-acre cliffside estate with what is thought to be one of the longest driveways in England has come to the market for £7 million (US$8.73 million). Glenthorne House, in the South West of the country, is what sits at the end of the 2.5-mile-long zig-zagging driveway that took almost a year to build.
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Thousands of homes from the Tudor period survive across Britain. But potential buyers should willing to forgo certain modern comforts to live in a 500-year-old home.
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